Nature Tells a Story: Rhyming story about seasons, nature, and crafts in your own backyard (Explore, Discover, Create with Stories and Nature)

Nature is full of wonders, and each season has its own magical tale to tell! In Nature Tells a Story, children are invited to explore the beauty of the natural world in their own backyards as they follow the enchanting rhyme and unique illustrations created from real bits of nature–rocks, sticks, flowers, and leaves–collected by the author and her children from their very own backyard. Follow these unique illustrations as trees bear fruit, flowers bloom, and leaves fall in time with the seasons, taking young readers on a journey through nature’s ever-changing landscape. Whether you’re dipping your toes in the ocean, gathering the autumn harvest, or marveling at the first signs of spring, this book is the perfect companion for little adventurers eager to explore the wonders of the outdoors and need some creative nature ideas to stir their imagination. This inspiring book teaches children: The beauty of exploring nature in your own backyard – Discover how every rock, stick, and petal tells a story, encouraging kids to explore their environment and see the beauty around them. Seasonal changes – Follow nature’s cycle from budding spring flowers to the crisp, falling leaves of autumn, fostering a deeper appreciation for the changing seasons. Hands-on creativity – Through the author’s real-life nature collection, illustrations, and How-To section in the back of the book, children are inspired to create their own nature crafts and tell their own stories using the treasures they find. Storytelling and imagination – Beautiful rhymes and nature’s imagery spark creativity, helping children weave their own tales inspired by the outdoors. Perfect for nature-loving families, homeschoolers, and young artists, Nature Tells a Story is a captivating way to introduce children to the joys of nature, creativity, and storytelling. Where will your imagination take you on this enchanting journey through the seasons in your own backyard?